I've been a full time photographer for the past 8 years...and before that I was a Registered Nurse (I do still work in Hospice Nursing about 4-5 times per month...and I love it!). When people ask me what type of photography I enjoy the most...it's definitely portraits...particularly headshots and senior portraits. Let's focus on Senior Portraits now. I want to share with you some of the reasons why it's so important to capture these moments, how to choose a photographer that is right for you, and what steps to take to make sure you are prepared for a great shoot!

Hi there, my name is Michelle! I want to take a moment to introduce myself.

I am a stay at home mother to my beautiful baby boy and a wife to my wonderful husband who serves in the military.

I am younger than most photographers, however I started taking pictures during my freshman year of High School. That was 6 years ago. I was so determined to learn EVERYTHING I possibly could about my camera. That was all I had focused on for a long time. I continued taking photos after I graduated. My main focus was on nature and landscapes. Anytime I would travel, I would bring my camera along for the ride. I focused on taking photos of anything that caught my eye. Many of those images contained Animals or Landscapes. Around 2 years ago, I decided I wanted to start my own photography business. I had this crazy inspiration. I wanted to focus on portraiture. It's incredible how much of my work and experience has changed since then.

Hi! My name is Meredith Jamison. I am a portrait and wedding photographer based in Columbia, South Carolina. This past Summer I worked with some of the most wonderful wedding vendors in creating a styled shoot. From the venue, to the dress, to the florals; everything about this day was perfection.

As a photographer, one of my goals has always been to do a big styled shoot. I have done several small impromptu shoots with friends over the years but for 2017 I knew I wanted something big! As I began to collect ideas for how I wanted everything to come together I broke the planning process down into vendors and started with my favorites.